Why did the Seahawks trade for Quenton Nelson? And are the Colts just getting started?
The Seahawks acquired an All Pro guard two weeks before the deadline.
ESPN reports that the Seahawks acquired an All Pro guard two weeks before the deadline.
What does this mean for them and the Colts?
This sports story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Seahawks, Colts and Quenton Nelson.
Why it matters
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